 MattAll noise, no signal.Premium
join:2003-07-20
Jamestown, NC
kudos:12 | DSLPrime? Does anyone else find it maddeningly frustrating trying to read DSLPrime? It's like a squirrel on crack typed it up. The main page has broken images, broken links ... I can't even find the referenced quote from the DSLR news blurb. |
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| said by Matt:Does anyone else find it maddeningly frustrating trying to read DSLPrime? It's like a squirrel on crack typed it up. The main page has broken images, broken links ... I can't even find the referenced quote from the DSLR news blurb. That is because it isn't there.
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I'd like to see an expose on the "true cost" of grain.
"Well it only costs a farmer a few dollars for seeds that will grow enough grain to feed a family for a month." |
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Raleigh, NC | reply to Matt
said by Matt:... I can't even find the referenced quote from the DSLR news blurb. DSLPrime says the same thing here: »www.dslprime.com/News_Articles/n···cles.htm
The average cost per user for the broadband bandwidth is less than $1/per month for a $20-50 service.
That was from his post dated October 24, 2007. |
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Raleigh, NC | reply to bogey780
said by bogey780:I'd like to see an expose on the "true cost" of grain. "Well it only costs a farmer a few dollars for seeds that will grow enough grain to feed a family for a month." Well on the true cost of DSL, all you need to know are the following:
•cost per gross add (subscriber acquisition costs)
•cost of churn/retention
•recurring (or incremental) OPex per month
•taxes
DSLPrime has done a good job of looking at the 1st and 3rd items. His numbers for incremental OPex are larger than the $1/month for bandwidth that he's studied elsewhere. Once you have the 1st and 3rd, the 2nd and 4th are easy to figure out. |
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Ah... You again. |
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